My Great-Great-Grandson Wanli, I, the Orthodox Mingjun

Dear readers, if you keep scolding me for being immoral and smoking, it is considered elegant talk, but if you say that my articles are like chewing wax, then I dare to revise the manuscript overnight and let you be the new little Fengyu. Criticizing me is like a breeze, moving my articles is like a sword. I hope you gentlemen, it's okay to argue, and be sensible: please be sensible and control the abuse to the level of personal attacks, and don't rise to the level of your works just for the sake of temporary quickness.

I have only one comment. When writing historical articles, you must understand history. The 9-year-old Tumubao Emperor's fateful start turned into a sinkhole in the author's words, which really made me nervous.

Historically, although there were parties in the Ming Dynasty, they were not as well-organized as we are in modern times, with party leaders leading everyone with party constitutions and political goals. All kinds of parties in history were purely formed by various clinging relationships among civil servants in order to get promoted. For example, if your ancestral home is in Zhejiang, you can go to Zhejiang if you pass the Jinshi exam and your ancestral home is also in Zhejiang. If high-ranking officials have connections, then you are the Zhejiang Party. Although there are connections and some common interests, it is impossible to unite the party. There are often internal strife within the party. There are also struggles within the party. Most of the power in the Ming Dynasty is controlled by the emperor. For example, Zhang Juzheng, the most powerful civil servant in the Ming Dynasty, had to unite with Empress Dowager Li Feng Bao to control the government. It is not stable yet

In my opinion, Wang Ji's ability is the first person in the Xuande Zhengtong period and the first scholar in the Ming Dynasty to be conferred a title of uncle for military merit. He is much better than the so-called Yu Qian. I don't know why modern people are so popular with Yu Qian.

The book is a good book, and the author's writing style cannot be overemphasized. However, Wang Zhen's murder means that all subsequent plots will be semi-empty. I hope the author can handle the battle of wits between the party, government, and noble families well. There is also the debate between King Yu. The characters of these two people in history are quite contradictory. I personally support Yu Qian's position. The following are a bit troublesome. I hope the author will not be affected.

The writing is really good, but the politics are child's play. There was no tacit political consensus with the inner and outer court, and there was no emotional exchange. Why did you kill Wang Zhen? Wang Zhen is at least loyal to you in the eyes of the inner court, like a teacher or a father, right? Empress Dowager Zhang has personally experienced two generations of benevolent monarchs. She can confirm your throne with one word. She dares to kill her closest eldest companion without even saying hello to the nine-year-old emperor. She is cold-hearted and cold-blooded. Can you kill Empress Dowager Zhang and Empress Dowager Sun tomorrow? I don't even dare to think of anything you dare to do if you take charge. The rabbit is dead and the fox is sad. You have no political credibility. Why do you recruit your best friends and loyal ministers? Before Yang Guang came to power, he pretended to be respectful, filial and benevolent. There is no attempt to hide one's strength and bide one's time, no political maneuvering, no political mutual trust, exchange of interests, or co-optation. Does this reveal the real dragon atmosphere? Isn't it like Renjun's inner and outer court working together to suppress your pro-hammer government? A three-legged toad is hard to find, but aren't there many two-legged emperors? Can you survive three episodes of Ming Dynasty?

I hope that the protagonist can quickly take charge of the role, and don't describe too much and pretend to be a child. The long psychological description is really meaningless. I'm annoyed by things like "I really don't do my job properly" and "I studied abroad in modern times"

I'm speechless. You're 9 years old and you're doing this? You're afraid that others won't know there's something wrong with you, right? A good kid before, suddenly looks like an old cadre. There is no trace of childishness at all. The art of overpowering is a ghost, right? It's too inconsistent. Return to the civil service group, and the eunuchs have overwhelming power? Is the author unaware of the rights of the Ming Dynasty emperor? When Zhu Qizhen gets married and takes office, as long as he shows his displeasure with a person, his life will be over. You can kill whoever you want, even good officials will be fine. Jin Yiwei just wanted to slander him, and then he wanted to appease people's hearts. Jin Yiwei can just push a scapegoat, 99 out of 100 officials have a pile of shit under their butts. Just find some mistakes. Even for Chongzhen, the world was in chaos. The chief and assistants have killed more than a dozen, and basically they all have to die if they want to kill that one. It just depends on whether there is a need to kill.

Come up and kill Wang Zhen? Cut off your own eyes and ears? You have cut off the only eunuch who can keep one mind. Do you know what kind of situation his idiot father Zhu Zhanji has left for him? Emphasis was placed on Sanyang, the imperial power and the cabinet were out of balance, Jiaozhi was abandoned, Oala became powerful, the slaves moved inland to Gandusi, the Western Ocean was stopped, the Luchuan problem was not solved in time, and there was an artillery battalion in terms of armaments. Do you know how much the stupid father Zhu Zhanji's armaments were depleted? During the reign of Zhu Zhanji, the status of military households was greatly reduced. There was only one out of ten military households. More than 300 households in the guardhouse of 2,000 households starved to death in a year. The armaments were ineffective. A piece of armor in the Ming Dynasty required 37 and a half kilograms of raw materials and 20 kilograms of processed materials. However, when Zhu Qizhen succeeded to the throne, the Ming army's armor only had seven or eight kilograms, and all the iron pieces were replaced. Rotten pieces of cloth, let alone arrows, can't even withstand flying rocks. More than 30,000 weapons malfunctioned in the three major battalions in a year, which almost made Zhu Qizhen angry to death. In the second year of Zhengtong's inspection, it was found that the soldiers on the Datong border were not covered with clothes and lacked more than 40,000 pieces of clothing. Zhu Qizhen went on an expedition with these things. Do you think you would lose without Wang Zhen?

I have been emphasizing the milky sound and milkiness. I am already 9 years old.

The writing style is really sophisticated. I can't tell if it's an extraterrestrial demon in two chapters. I think it is probably so. The writing style is a kind of writing that can prove the truth, and the subject matter is also quite interesting In tizhinei, the protagonist traveled through time and became Zhu Qizhen As far as the writing style and subject matter are concerned, it is a good choice.

The sophisticated writing style makes you look like the reincarnation of Lao Deng. Keep this up, come on, meow✊

Why is this name called Great-great-grandson Wanli? The protagonist is Baozong, and the great-great-grandsons of Baozong should be Wuzong and Shizong.

The fact that the Ming Dynasty foreign students were ambushed in various castles in their own country until the army was completely destroyed can only explain three points. First, there must be more than one treasonous general in the frontline castle. Secondly, the group of civil and military nobles who followed them to the front line were all rubbish, especially those princes and relatives who claimed to still have the glory of their military honors. They were rubbish among the rubbish. Third, those traitorous generals must have been implicated in a wide range of things, and they would not dare to retaliate even after the Baozong was restored to power.

Are those talking about conspiracy theories and Hei Yuqian just a bunch of lies, or do they really think so? It's too anti-intellectual.

In fact, even if the brief introduction is realized, it will only be a period of resurgence. In the end, it will be the Six Dynasties and it will become a private plan.

Forced wisdom! A nine-year-old child wouldn't be able to act like a baby in modern times, would he? Not to mention the royal precocious education!

The writing is too ink! A long paragraph of explanation and psychological description! In fact, it's completely unnecessary. Readers can understand it. The plot advances too slowly!

You, a time-traveler, are so sorry. Can you please stop writing randomly

I will definitely continue writing after the author takes care of the matter of securing his job. For the sake of readers, I will finish the book even if it is not on the shelves.

It's very well written. I hope the author will come back soon.

A rare Ming Dynasty orthodox New Year's essay. Regardless of the entry point or the writing style, I look forward to the author's follow-up. This one has no problem with 3 million words

As title. It's so hard, I just recommended it yesterday so I won't write about it.

Come back, I still want to see Tumu Castle